aristotle seems to have proclaimed every form of nature animal, vegetable and mineral is produced by the power of matter, intrinsically.
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be that as it may, let's see whether we can link all matter three weeks long, along dana's proposition.
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this is jane's corner view, hosted by francesca.
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week 1 of 3 - animal
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{image: work in progress}
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lovely!
ReplyDeleteik vind het nu al mooi!
ReplyDeletedag
Patrice A.
denk nog steeds
met veel plezier aan ons uitje
de gesprekken zingen nog steeds na
en dat is fijn!
very interesting that work in progress!
ReplyDeleteyes, beautiful already, x
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!!!!!!!Amazing, you are oozing with talent!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing idea! It looks fantastic even in this state!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I would completely go nuts if I had to dot whole pages...glad you don't!! ;o))
Very nice! You are so have a great talent!
ReplyDeleteOh, I think it will be REALLY nice when it is finished, and I aready like it at its present state! And you are already in it!
ReplyDeletewow ... it looks like you have it all lined up. very cute little drawings :D
ReplyDeleteLooking good- I can't wait to see it finished. xo
ReplyDeleteAhhhh---you tease us! I'm looking forward to the next two weeks' 'installments'!
ReplyDeleteI like your "one fleeting fox" title---not just fox for Nadine but one FLEETING fox! Birdy not bird--I do like how you labeled each one although I have no clue what necko means or is.
Really, Nadine? I'm not even dressed for the day and I must do an internet search on this necko character! :>) Expanding my brain on a summer day --- don't you know teachers' brains hibernate in summer? (Not really. I'm rehauling my curriculum for next year.)
Sitting here drinking coffee and smiling.
i LOVE this! (i think my favorite is the bird :)
ReplyDeleteVery artistic. Looking forward to seeing the rest.
ReplyDeletehttp://hibiscusbloem.blogspot.com/2012/06/corner-view-animal.html
I love your work in progress. can't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteNadine, this is very cool! Is it restful working on these little squares. I imagine it might be almost meditative doing the edge work. xo
ReplyDeleteThis is precious and beautiful! Thank you, can't wait to see the rest when it is completed
ReplyDeletehttp://elizabethprata.blogspot.com/2012/06/corner-view-animal.html
almost like a map with yet undiscoverd land (animals)
ReplyDeleteI can see the matter, and am looking forward to the unveiling/progress! (what a cool idea!)
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful- and I really enjoy it in this state- in process- how some is hidden or about to be revealed. Your animals are awesome :)
ReplyDeleteI love your artwork dear Woolf <3
ReplyDeleteI really like it!
ReplyDeleteOh, very nice! This is like a tapestry!
ReplyDeletethis is going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeletebig hugs!
You are so meticulous, so precise in your drawings, and I love the colours you use. Are you planning to become Seurat? haha i like the pointillisme :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I had time to join CV, it's a beutiful proposal and you always manage to find original things ot post or take common things and make them special.
How are you? I've already finished my classes and exams, so I'm on holiday now and ready to write !
Big kisses
ôhn... seurat... ma biche!
Deleteit is an exercise in focusing, that much it is.
and it's soothing...
i'm using the soothing word for your eyes only, mar.
tell me the equivalent in spanish, why don't you?
letter-time! hooray!!
i'm at my mailbox... like a faithful dog, waiting...
n♥
i'll be writing you too, okay?
wonderful! I'm looking forward to the next 2/3! have a nice evening!
ReplyDeletegreat!!! xx mano
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of the Byzantine mosaics at Qasr Libya.
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